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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-06
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A thought. child create of pain and pleasure,
May flush the cheek alike for either mood;
So close the founts of each, so hard to measure
Where ill leaves off and where begins the good
Tears are but tears. whether Of Joys or sorrows:
The evening dews which mourn for dying days.
Dawn-shed, ioyfully welcome newborn morrows
With tiny promise-bows of gorgeous rays
Pride oft may be mask to cover meekness,
The glowing body hold shivering SOUL
Speed at the outset tell a tale Of weakness
And fsltering steps be strongest at the goal.
Not always is it the trembling limbs that utter,
Nor arms appraised that cannot fail to strike;
Flowers of the fairest may perfume gutter,
For life Is picture of the like-unlike
B. X. Higinbotham
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name Some years ago, when she "; visiting
in London, her host brought to her a. young
Swedish soprano who had won fame and respect
in Europe and America and was proud OF this
opportunity of paying homage to Jenny Lind.
She made the mistake Of alluding to this name
and was SO cruelty snubbed in consequences that
Mime. Godschmidt was never again asked to
that house.
THERE is queer evangelist now holding relig-
ious meetings in Denver Here are some of his
dogmatic utterances: mo man who wears
tight pants can be Christian. and no woman
who pays 81 for an eight-button pair of kid
gloves can enter the kingdom Of heaven. see
you girls are inclined to kick at that, but don't
care. He'll is full of people who kicked at the
truth" This seems to be an undoubted case OF
Sam Jonesism.
THE proudest boy in Rhode Island is Walter
Harrington. of Norwood. The other day he was
presented with a Winchester rifle. and just be-
fore dark walked out toward the swamp to shoot
it of. Soon he saw what he was sure was q
deer. He walked on carefully, and, as the ami
NAL raised its head, fred. 1t was deer, and
the ball entered its mouth and lodged in the
brain. killing 1t instantly. The deer is supposed
to have escaped from Roger Williams Park.
TO-DAY is the fftieth anniversary of the birth
day Of Mr.. Dwight L. Moody, the well-known
evangelist. Many of his friends in New York
are endeavoring to make it day memorable by
EdlSluS Iuuu OIL mOH0y3 70 70 kuOWH dS lilo
birthday memorial fund. for the endowment of
the schools for young women and young men es-
tablished by Mr. Moody at Mortified, Mass
Friends of the evangelist in Great Britain are
understood to be moving in the same direction.
Mr. James Talcott is the treasurer Of the fnnd.
LEssINa, the German philosopher, being alb
sent-minded, knocked at his own door one even
ing, when the servant, looking out Of the win
dow and not recognizing him, said "The pro-
prietor is not at home" "Oh, very WE'LL" said
Lessing composedly, walking away. ''Ill call
another time" DR.. Peabody, of Cambridge.
once called at the postofice for letter but could
not remember his name On leaving the office
he met student who said GOOD evening, DIR.
Peabody" "Ah," replied the Doctor, 9'thank
| you, thank you,' and returned for the letter.
| ONE Of the men who have been most instru-
mental in developing the resources Of California
| is James Ben Ali Haggin, Kentuckian, whose
maternal grandfather was a Christian Turk,
| forced to leave his native land because of his
change of religion. Mr.. Haggin owns many
| thousand acres in Kern county, which he has
reclaimed from sage brush desert by scientific IT.
| rigation. He has tried various experiments,
| such as the culture of cotton, sorghum, Egyptian
corn, ETC., which have been of great value te
| California farmers. He is many times million
rooms overlooking the harbor Of San Francisco
| MILLIONAIRE TUCRE.
| Said maid: II will marry for lucre,'
| And her scandalized ma almost shucre;
| But when the chance came,
| And she told the good dame.
| notice she did not rebucre
| New York Life.
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d two large volumes. scosts s. so. This Is some
thing quito out of the beaten path OF literary
and artistic work, and opens field which ought
to invite other workers. The number OF our
native birds is steadily diminishing before the
inexorable advance Of civilization, the demands
of fashion and perhaps the attacks Of the Eng
lish sparrow. Before it is too late some loving
naturalist some intimate friend of the birds,
ought to collect and preserve in permanent form
such materials are still within reach, of their
mode of living. Indiana birds are as worthy Of
being written up" as those of Ohio
THE latest issue of the Porter County vidette,
paper which drops into phonetics with as much
ease and frequency as Mr.. Wegg did into poetry,
contains the following items of news
"At Krofrdzvil, on Sunda last, Tom Murfi fel
don starr, hwil drunk at a salun, and brok hz
mex.
'.Kurnel Samyuel Kefr, yerz sins ov Kilum-
bia-siti, latli ov Monrovia, Kaforni komited
suisid fu daz sins bi 8utin.n
If it can be proved that the two unfortunate
gentlemen had been beguiled into . perusal Of
phonetic literature the sympathetic reader of the
foregoing paragraphs will at once understand
what drove them to drink aud DEATH
A NEW YORK paper, in urging upon ladies the
wisdom of having special days set apart for the
reception Of their friends, gives as narrowing
illustration of the Inconvenience of no fixed
hours, the case of gentleman who called upon
a lady thirteen times in swo weeks, knowing her
to be equally DESTROYS of the meeting as himself,
and in the language of the paper. each and every
time sfound her out" The thought will occur to
who could have been none else than lover,
should have thanked fortune that he "found her
out" to be gadder before it was everlastingly
too late
1T is a significant fact, and one which judges
would do well to ponder, that every case OF
stern enforcement Of law and swift punishment
of crime by legal methods exctes general re-
mark and universal approval from the press.
Why is this SO unless it be that such cases are sc
rare as to make them noticeab!e9 They are the
exceptions to the rule, and therefore they ex
cite remark. The coming judge, he of the
future is the one who will be terror to evil
| doors.
THERE is profound truth in the following re-
mark by the Philadelphia Record:
THE impulse that leads to the strewing Of
ashes upon the slippery pavement is but ont
! manifestation Of that elevation of soul which
| finds delight in following the teaching of tht
| golden rule"
| 1t may also be added that the golden rule wal
| not in active service in this city last week.
| A CORRESPONDENT Of Chicago paper recon
| mends the introduction Of parachutes in hotel
as safe means of escape by jumping from
upper stories in case of fire. The travelling pub
lie might approve if. the efficacy of the para
chute could DE thoroughly tested in every cas-
/ on hotel clerk.
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The Mute Singer.

l.
The morning sun seemed fair as though
It were great red rose abiow
In lavish bloom,
With all the air for it's Perfume
Yet he who had been wont to sing,
Could triil no thing.
Supine, at noon, as he looked up
Into the vast inverted cup
OF heavenly gold
Brimmed with it's marvels manifold,
And his eye kindled. and his check
Song would not speak.
Night fell forebodingly; he knew
Soon must the rain be falling too,-
And, home, heartsore.
A missive met him at the door
Then song lit on his lips, and he
Sang gloriously.
James Whitcomb Riley
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the railroad, and though the whole township
had been marked off and blazed at every turn
by the government surveyors. What, then,
must have been the heroism Of the invalid
devoted to science, who buried himself for
months in the unbroken wilderness, and gave
his life to the exploration of the frontiers of
his adopted country
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A waft of Sunmar

A few brown grasses In waste Of SHOWS,
A dim red moon beyond gloom Of pine,
A shifting wind that loitere as it blows
The snow-dust whirlng, sculpturesoue and fine.
And yet, with so sweet lulls We well may deem
lie comes remorsefully, truant rover.
Through sultry days above the rirened clover.
Harvard Monthly.
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A CORRESPONDENT Of a Chicago paper recon-
mends the introduction of parachutes in hotels
safe means of escape by jumping from
upper stories in case of fire. The travelling pub
lie might approve if. the efficacy of the para
chute could De thoroughly tested in every case
on hotel clerk
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\ Warning to Brigham.

New York Commercial Advertiser.
Il Brigham Young has come to life he will be
wise man II he devotes the remainder Of his
days to steering tlexr of Miss Kate Field.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


MmrnIs Steam Laundry, 22l Second 81.
KiNpuNG- Williams 4 Co.'S saw-mill
Telephone ii2.
u. II. BALDWIN & Co, dealers In pianos
and organs No. 257l Main street.
" You want all pine lumber call ON
Bnnklcy lumber company, No. l2i JciIcr-
son street.
Always ask for the Ozark brands ~ ci-
der and vinegar, and take no other. Guar
antccd the best.
ruur and white NJ the flower whose
name u bears are the biscuits raised 10y
Lily Baking Powder.
SrANLIN x ANDERSON, funeral directors
and ombalmcrs, No. - Madison street, aro
fully prepared IN furnish chairs at resi-.
dcnccs, when ordered, for the accommoda.
ton Of friends.
SPECIAL students will he received in any
department ut the llighcc School, or Ia
take private lessons In Music. Art, Elocu.
ton, Literature the Languages, or In the
business Course.
Firs. An fits stopped frc by Dr. Klinc's
Great Nerve Rcstnur. No tits after iinl
DAYS use. Marvellous cures. Treatise
and g. trial bottle frcc IA Nc cases. Send
to Dr. Kline, p5l Arch street, Philadcl
phin. Ia.
Miss lrwriiVN has returned from N,
east. nnd shc will rcsunc her private elias
IN clucutiun October q nclsario method
l,ocniion IT tone and physical culture will
receive especial attention Those Who wish
to understand principles aud become iniclli
gent readers prcicrrd. For terms send iui
circular, OF call nj No. ~ Adams street after
3 o'clock
Miss CAnRig VI. HEATING, teacher Of
music, Vocal aud instrumental, ~ teach
ing ut the music-housc " u. II. Baldwin
As already announced, Miss Heating will
give irrc scholarship for the last tiy,
months oi the session ~ u reward TO III,
pupil having the best rccorl up 10 fchru
AIRY for dilirrnt study andtho highest de-
gree Of perfection.
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Coun, NaIno.,'. speech.

81. PETERSBURG, Nov. s.-Thc speech Of
Count Kalnoky, the Austro-lIungarian
foreign minister, TO the Hungarian dclcga-
ton, on Saturday, has had an irritating
effect here. The newspapers counsel the
government to take diplomatic action with
a view TO elicit from other powers than
Austria distinct declaration M TO whether
they desire 20 continue respect for the Bcr-
lin treaty. This they advise In order that,
IL ,hs event o; tho powers refusing 10 give
such declaration, Russia may have
freedom Of action in protecting her inter
ests. Diplomatic circles, however, hold
more moderate views aud prefer 10 await
the conclusion Of the debate in the Hun
garian delegation before Judging the
Austro-llungarian policy.
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Pans, Nov. Sin the trial Of Gen.
CaiIarcl aud Others for connection with the
salc Of the legion OF honor decorations
today, Nine. limousin asserted that Gen.
Canarcl WIS cogninnt Of the promises
made by applicants To pay for decorations.
In reply Ia this change ten. Cailarcl de
clarcd that he had never received Earth.
ing Tor the decorations be- had obtained.
The Chamber ul Deputies las chosen the
committee which will investigate the
legion Of honor decoration scandals. II
consists Of ten members OF the extreme
left, six radicals, three members Of the
moderate left aud thrcc members Of the
fivlt
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Foreign Flashes.

Foreign Flashes.
Mr. OBricn was yesterday removed TO
the prison infirmary on the doctors
orders.
The Car and his family will leave
Copenhagen on the 18th inst, on their re-
turn 10 st. Petersburg.
At n meeting of landlords in County
Armagh yesterday, resolutions were
adopted declaring that the landlords did
not desire to sell their property.
The American consulate at Berlin re-
ports that the exports from that district
during the past year have increased Sl0,-
OOO, 900 In value, rs compared with the
exports Of 1886.
A party Of disguised moonlighter forced
an entrance into a house near Tralee,
County Kerry, last night, and shot the
owner, man named Querke, in the pres
cnce OF his family. ,i
The Cabinet has decided not 10 conyokc
Parliament until the end Of February, in
order 10 avoid the embarrilssmonts Of par
liamen,ary criticism of tho course pur-
sued by the government In Ireland.
The Bocrcsn Courier asserts that IL is
settled that the crown prince will undergo
another operation on the arrival Of Drs
Schroeder and krausc ut San Reno. The
crown prince has been forbidden TO talk
A dispatch from Hcrat says that strong
Russian force has reached Sarakha, and
that dctachmcnts are securing the Badghes
district and the northern frontier of the
province Of llerat, collecting information
about the country.
The steamer City OF Chicago, which has
arrived at Queenstown from New York,
encountered terrific gale on the voyage,
lasting from the ID 10 the 9Th inst Inn
mcnso seas swept the decks, and two life
boats were crushed.
Prof Bergman will perform the opera
ton on the throat Of the crown prince II
the physicians decide that such step IL
necessary. The Emperor, though worried
about the condition Of the crown prince, is
improving in health.
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FROM OVER THE SEA.
John DILLON SAYS REMEMBER
AND AvENGE o'BRIEN."
Balfour Denounced as Man without
Manhood Warrant Issued for Mr..
Cox-Count Kalnoky's Speech-The
Crown Prince.

DunliN, Nov. s.-John Dillon, speaking
Il meeting Of the National league, at
lributed Mr.. Balfour's persecution of Mr..
O'Bricn 10 revenge for the bitter words
The latter had used in attacking the policy
of the government. III Mr. Baliour had Il
spark Of manhood said Mr. Dillon, she
would have protected an honorable OPP
ponent from degradation when he fell into
his power The watch word now should
be-, Remember and ayenge o Bricn. II"
They should shun outrage, but make the
landlords feel their vengeance in practi-
cal way. A warrant has been issued for
the arrest Of Mr.. Cox, member OF Parlia-
ment. Tor failing 10 answer u summons for
his appearance in court,
= The imprisonment of O'Brien had GER
tainly given the most staggering blow
which the plan Of campaign had received
since il was started. His absence would
be severely felt. Wherever the people
seemed 10 flag wherever there was sign
Of weakness, the supcrhnman energy OF
O'Bricn rallied the ranks and carried dis
may among their enemies. One blast
upon his bugle horn was worth 10000
men. [Chccr. One speech of his where
the battle was hottest and the people were
hardly pressed, meant victory. The gov
eminent had struck a cruel blow by ne
moving the best man the movement had,
but, admitting the present disaster, the
people would bc strengthened il o. Bricn's
spirit lives in their hearts, and tho land
lords would find that the backbone Of the
movement was not broken. Irish patriot
ism would be further animated to resent
the infamous and cowardly treatment Of
OBricn. [Chccn Mr. T. Harrington
said that the last words Of Mr.. 'Bricn, on
being taken 10 Jail were that he did mo-
care for any amount Of deprivation, bu
would never submit to degradation. II,
told his Taller that the only prison garb b,
would be able 90 put ON him without 4
struggle would be u shroud
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POINTS TO PONDER OVER.

We are not selling for $40 Suits and
Overcoats that cost us $40. We are
settling $40 Suits and Ovcrcoats that
we paid 81 30 and 81 90 for, and which
the tailors expected to get $500 and
$50 90 for.
We do not keep any cotton field"
woolens TO palm oil as great clothing
bargains.
We do have splendid all wool CASH
mere, Choviot and Worsted Suits, at
5000, Sll 90 and sl2 80, all tailor
made, and which, II ordered from the
tailor, would cost double those figures.
We don't want you TO buy blindly.
We want you TO convince yourself
that you can save Money by buying
from us. We have magnificent stock
Of Corkscrcw, Fine Wostcd, Prince
Albert and other fine Suits, at Sl3,
$l4 80, SIS 90, and up TO $50.
Fall and Winter Oyercoats, all Gus
m-madc, from $40 up TO $50.
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Mr. Mn.nnnrnr nn,nri,ca.

BEnlly, Nov. s.Thc North German
GaEciie Prince Bismarck's organ, refer.
ring TO the services rendered TO Germans
In Paris during the Franco-prussian war,
In 1870, by the late Mr.. 4. II. Washbunc,
Who At that time, despite the blind hatred
OF the French people, protected the Ger
mans remaining In Paris. Thcpapcr culo.
giges the courage aud tact with which MIR.
Washbumc performed his task, and sayf
that l., his ciluns the cordiality aud Cl"sc
relations OF the two mccs oi people wcrc
greatly enhanced MIR Washhurnc has
secured grateful and honorable rmcm.
brancc In German history.
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Nyrup of Figs

Il the delightful liquid laxative and the
only true remedy for hnbitual constipation
aud the many ills depending on weak or
bowels. II u ~ pleasant remedy 10 take,
both 10 old and young; II Is gentle IN lis
action and effective II i acceptable 10 the
stomach aud strengthens the organs on
which IL acts. Manufactured only by the
California Fig Syrup Company, San Fran
cisco, Cal. For sale IN 80 cent aud 81 bottles
by II. J. Holster aud all leading druggists
Van Nlcct & Co, q. W. Jones a Co, W. N.
Wilkcrson a Co., !. j. Miles and - Mans.
field a TO. have been appointed Wholesale
nupnts nj Mcmuhis
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.
Parker's Ginger Tonic

Tho ncs, Curc Cor Coughs Woak iunss, Asthma,
indigestion. lnNani PALM. Exhaustion, Ccmhln
ina The mot valuable medicines with Jamaica uin
ser 10 cNyfis a curative power over disgast IN
Known 90 other rrme,lics Weak Lung. Nhcuma.
tism, Female Complains. AMI The distressing llls
" the stomach. liver, kiduCls aud Bowels, arc
GiSutH roNlC Il Il new llio aud strength 10 the
agcd luy NJ druggists.
nlalux \ %. lGJ Mgllsn kL-A. Y
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WEDDING PRESENTS!

They last forever and never grow old. Prices
are unusually low
We have made extraordinary efforts to sup
ply the demand for wedding presents; beside
bronzes, pedestals, vases, clocks andhne pottery,
we have elegant novelties of various kinds from
Paris, Vienna and Berlin.
In the same department China and Glass
ware) we are also exhibiting beautiful specimens
from the Royal Potteries of Europe, as well as
Havand's French China Dinner, Fish and
Game Sets.
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Insolvent Notice

State oi Tennessee. shelly uuty=Onlcc County
To John League. Adiainlstnluf a. " Johnson
Having suggested the insolvency N the estate II
n n Johnson. deccascd YOU an hrrly uriersi
~ rive notice ny adycftiscnsni in sumc nCusuaprf
published within the said State and aisn nd The
iouu hnusr door ~ shelby Cnuuty, Cot nll fsrauns
having claims against said t-tnir iu aptnaf and Ole
the sane. authenticated in thr manner prrcfit,d
~ law on "a ieiarr the OH dh1 uf tuhfuan ts,N
aid nny claim not nlcd on 90 hyiurv aaid dny. nr
hcnfr an appropriation of thr funds II aid tsntc
4 made shall H. fnruNcf hafr.l huih in law and
guiy Wines my hand, ~ 'uT ne ~ dny VI
November isS7. Y QllNliN, clerk
w Thomas ~ Crrnshaw, ~ q.
Nntirr l. bcrrby given ns aluNp dirftfd
I'D lpltN IOAGtI AtmiuI.fr,t.r
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THAT'S ENOUGH,
DON'T YOU THINK?
1t Is All That We Promise, But That
Is Better than Others Do.

The MISFIT CLOTHING PARL0RS
have magnificent stock Of Fall and
Winter Suits, Pants and 0vcrcoats. IT
IN not piled on our counters mountain
high, and il didn't take sixty locomo-
tives TO bring ii to Memphis. But IL
is a perfectly fresh stock; iii all tailor
made goods; II is all neat and fashion
able, and II is all sold at about one
hall its value. II is the sort OF clothing
that gives good wear and good salts
faction, and when the quality Of the
goods Is considered il is 40 per cent.
lower than prices elsewhere.
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narsains In aiiilncr, aud Hair.

ladies, ~ the season advances, We will
offer great inducements Ia all purchasers ol
millinery and hair goods We are deter.
mined 10 close out all our winter goods
during the season. Prices will tell.
4. LAyIuSE, No. 80 Main street
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RUPTURE Radically CURED

without the use u the knife ~ hindemncc 10 bust
ncss BY the soit Iad truss aud our new iraimcnt
liNdnngrlc aud NAficoCclc permanently cursi.
iriss,s nticd to mAiss 90 females aud satisfaction
guaranteed. Tall OF addr'ss
~ sOntT Nm,
a. tgngnsui a Memphis Trnn
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NO MORE coNeLoMERATE.
pnfe Water In Reach Of Eyetyone.

Hccp your cisicfus clean an purity the vnicr
nlft lUitus straw hnrH, tpll'Is hnl micu might ns
th,ss " N accumulate 90 ,uut fli ana fu thcnas tn
your rI,irfu Nou can prptcni ihrf tuelrr nIthcr
by ihu usv II Iaiuut uli't W, ,uIli unrl in this
nlirf IN nn tfai aud runutc " % 10 duCs not kpgp
yuuf rlsiefu lrrc ff,im OIL npnfNgg
Telephone 40 ". OF call at "a Mississippi ave.
MA
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ALWAYS ask for the Ozark brands Of Ct.
der and vinegar, and take no other. Guar
antced the best.
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ACCOMPANY

The lovers of art are cordially invited to eX-
anime our grand exhibit of Bronzes, Keramics
and other rare ornamental works. Nothing
more elegant for
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Stockholders Meeting.

OTrtrr MTNruns a CuamrstoN " n Col
No 10 WAL ~, n, v, Ort ~ tss5. 4
rINiE ANNUAL srOC klnlm rs MEETING or
this company adNvfussi int The purposes "
rlrrtlnr difnr and the hittositlu uf such other
business a. might h. brought h,iurr Il IL hereby
vithdmwn aud no such mrriiug will nCcuf owing
~ the tendrnry " litration ni Huntsville, Ala,
which pfrrlutts the hnlhlug ~ such election
AZ IAaIfkN Al a4.rsf.rs
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Tur Post journal has removed To
No. $50 Second street. opposite Court
square.
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Dsasiruu

n REMOVED M fiE UsE 90 cocoAiNE
And II stimulates and promotes the gronth
81 the hair
Burnetts Flayorng extracts ac the
bcst.
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Aa.i.. ,nna,h.r..

Mr. winslows Soothing syrup should nlvnys 10
used iof chlldryn trething n soothcs lhg ,h,d'
toiens the gums alla,s all palm, cuns VIVA Challc'
aud u the lat rymcdy iUf dinffhca IS bVtuo
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so.IaI,s,,. Mat,

P,ms, Nov. s. Populations from sew
cnl socialistic organizations attended the
funeral to-day oi the communist, Potter,
and attempted 10 display nd flags. The
police iuiorCpd and riot cnsucd. The
people In the Procession showed resistance
and the police were compelled Ia draw
their sahrs On the cortcgc reaching the
cemetery violent spccchcswer made and
ihem VEN cries Of give IN commune.
NJ. Jailrin, member Of the municipal
council, Who was one II the leaders In The
disturbance, was arrested.
Crown rriacc's Condition Alarming.